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By Fr. Timothy V. Vaverek, The Catholic Thing - One of the most astonishing features of the Biblical creation account is that the entire cosmos is declared “very good.” This flies in the face of human experience. In fact, the creation myths of many cultures hold that good and evil are inherent elements of human nature and the world order. It is the way things are made... Genesis corrects this error by revealing that evil is not rooted in creation, but in humanity’s abusive decision to turn away from God....

By Dorothy Cummings McLean, LifeSiteNews - In his Chartres homily yesterday, Cardinal Sarah entreated the crowds to distinguish between the world they must love — the world of people, especially the poor, to be served — and the world which they must not love--the world “as it became under the rule of Satan and sin.”.. He warned in particular against “the world of ideologies that deny human nature and destroy the family.”

By Vladimir Mauricio-Perez, Denver Catholic - But the Tridentine Mass or the Rite of St. Gregory the Great… isn’t bad at all. In fact, many Catholics have “re-fallen” in love with it – not to mention the many saints it has sustained throughout history. It helps the faithful dive into a journey of the Mystery of the Mass through the silence, richness and beauty it radiates – and the fact that it’s in Latin actually helps.